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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
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csisst "a e Sgax nv "a sS
'3 s
ss5ss
hare hut ~ opan sour syes To see
The collsts war that the ienop pier
Gus insects wage against i'iolls ones
I Even these most dread d BY
helping to- diminish the numbers q ths
/ enemies 81 our garae ems and fieltls, Ihe
white-faced, hornet which often Shang .
its gre,,t paper nestin ON oicha and
which every boty fears. Us nsyer theiess5
destroying rlYriaas of npxiisons insects.
1 This past summer i was picking pear s
from 4 tree " hidh was infested by that
worstsenenivs OF the pear and'eherry
trees ttthe slug ((selund,1a Cerast).
when / noticed several hornets OH the
tree. Stepping back andkeeping watch
/ I saw they were taking tle slugs from
|, the leaves Sometimes one would get
two or three, and holding them in its
smandibles and fore legs, would fly to
its nest on a neighbTing tree, where it,
no doubt, fed the unsavory things to
the young hornets. H.. B..
To this order also belong the ichneu-
! mon-hies, which compose one, Of the
most important and largest groups in
| the insect world. They are all para
sites. Some are quite large, while
others are 50 small that they can scarce
" be seen without the aid OF a lens.
But they all have similar habits. de-
posting their eggs in other insects.
The largest species leave but one egg in
! each victim, while some of the smaller
ones leave great numbers.
One of the most familiar examples
! may be found in the tomato-worm.
! Some years it is almost impossible to
find a worm free from these internal
parasites. The parent of these para
i sites is tiny, black, microgaster fly,
which goes peering about among the
tomato vines until it dinds a worm,
when it lays a g eat many eggs all over
its body. The eggs soon hatch, and the
minute Larvae work their way into the
body Of the worm. The worm eats vo-
raciously, and grows as fast as 1t
nothing was the matter. The little
parasites grow too, and make the body
Of their host look plump and full, for
they are packed thickly between the
digestive organs and the skin, where
they consume all of the fats which
would otherwise go to make the future
moth.
When the little things are full-grown,
and have finished eating, they gna"
their way out through the skin of theil
i host. and now standing on end, they
commence to spin their small cocoons
:. all over its back and sides. The poo1
= victim has rapidly shriveled and shlunl
in size, its appetite is gone, and it soor
dies But it clings to the plant, ant
lives long enough for the small flies te
: come out of the cocoons, which is il
about five days after they are spun
Each one pushes up Il tiny cap on doo
on the top of its COCOON, and a yer.
different looking creature comes fortf
from that which I'VE s;ew wind itself il
the cocoon. 1t is astonishing how
,, quickly the transformation has beel
! wrought, but here it stands on it
:. empty cocoon, ~ SMALL, bright. wide
awake, active fly, waving its anten@e
, and making its toilet preparatory t
launching out in the great world, wher
it soon repeats the work of it's predeces
sor.-iNoy Treat, ~ Chaubnwluon.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
WORDS WELL USED.

81 me of Rufus Choate's Happy and Won
derfully Apt Utterances.
Some expressions are SO happy that
they stick in the memory like burs.
They are epigrams born like bubbles,
md sometimes hardly longer lived than
bubbles, but nevertheles as truly forms
If art as are thest. laboriously evolved
N the closet.
Some one said of Thereau: ~'He ex:
pericnced nature us most people experi.
pnce religion What could give one
a more emphatic expression of mans
strange personality? - ~. !,
Rufus ;Choate was constantly throw
ing off apparently careless sutterances
| which held the. germs of genius. in
speaking, Of John Quincy Adams re-
| lentlessness rs Il debater, he. said, ''He
had an instinct for, the juglar vein and
the carotid artery las uncrring as that
of any carnivorous animal" or a
lawyer who was AS contentious
rs he was dull-witted, +he. declared:
'.He is bulldog with confused
IDEAS The court once demand that
he should find a precedent for a course
Of action he had proposed. Il will
look, your Honor" he returned, with
his peculiar courtesy Of manner, "and
| endeayor to fluid a precedent, if you
require it, though it seems to be a pity
that the court should lose the honor OF
being the first to establish 50 just a
rule OF an ugly artist who had
painted a portrait Of himself he de-
clared: lit is a fragrant likeness. =
! His casual criticisms were fuN Of mean-
Ing After looking through as volrane
of Poems Of the East, . =, he said: 1.-The
Oriental scans to be amply competent
! metaphy sizes, wonderfully comp tent
! to poetry, scarcely competent to virtue,
and utterly incompetent to liberty" &
1 This was expression treated as fine
! art, but those Of us who are not ge'
muses. might make it 4 finer art than
we do. ~ Youth = Companion. q
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06

IA Charleston paper speaks of an
opal ssas large as i small hen egg 9
We should think it5would be difficult to
set B0stoy, Commercial Bulletin.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
DISCOVERIES At ZOAN.
The Rare Archaeological Relics Recently
Found in Egypt.

The Rare Archaeological Relics Recently
Found in Egypt.
ZOan was the seassof the Pharaoh of
Joseph, the scene OF the miracles OF
Moses, being situate ia that pastoral
district, which in the hieroglyphic rec
,ords, as well as in the Hebrew Chron-
icles, bore the name Of 1.-The field of
Zoan''; and which, under It's classical
name of Tanis, continued, so late sas
the times OF the Ptolemies to play an
important part in the history Of the
mncient world. :. 1t was the chief city Of
this Delta during the most interesting
two Or three thousand years Of Egyp-
,tian history; it owed much OF its
~splendor to Rameses H., who restored,
land built here upon scale of extraor-
binary nagnificence---the King when
1.-the Egyptians made the children Of
Israel to serve with rigor." ~
=; At San are the remains of q city
once hardly inferior in grandeur to
Thcbes itself, while about it, as the
capital sh ,sthe Hyksos or Shepherd
Kings, as the Zoan, Of the Bible and
the Tanis Of the Greeks centers a isa-
cred interest and AN historical: value
peculiarly its own, Here, teaillustrate
@sathe gigantic masonry of the place,
Mr.. Petrle disclosed the broken por-
tions of the greatest OF all colossis
known to mantle Monolith of Ram
.eses Ii. IT,, ,.-.. -. s=.
81 Among the labors, discoveries or re-.
sSults at San, have been the successive
and exhaustive surveys of the great
temple, with mappings and photOgra-
ply of every object and mound nsthe
enclosure; the critical scrutiny Of every
fallen block of the great pyl0n Of
/ Sheshone Ill; trenchings and shafting
In many parts Of the mounds; proof
that the wall Of Piesbkanp reaches en-
tirely around the temple, and that the
N Ptolemaic stratum averages fifteen feet
shove the palaces and villas Of the He
brew periods; a granite sarcophagus
larger than the great one at Sakkarah;
} the unpublished half Of the celebrated
tablet of Tirhakah an inscribed obe-
aisk, in part, OF the .XIIIth dynasty; a
curious Greco II ptian chapel, with
valuable relics; a large stella Of Ptolenly
Philadelphns and five smaller ones;
royal statuettes and sphinxes, discovery
OF the Great Metropolis and minor ne
fropolises, and the disclosure of
u private dwell Kings Of the prep tolemaie
ind Roman times, containing many
4 objects Of special archm geological and his,
torical value to Illustrate tho domestic
81 life and the worship al the periods rep
resented. II Observer. Sjse III "a:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
The Pure and the Impur

The merry little mountain brook, as
lightly dances over the rocks and spark.
'es 'in fthe sunshine on its way down IL
the river, is pure and clean. 1t is active
therefore it is healthy. 1t is vigorous
tberefre IT rcsists inpurity. But the
sluggish pool, where the current is no:
strong enough TO keep the water in mo
tion, Is >tagnant and. foul. Dirt Il"
rHbb,sh are thrown INTO it, and stay
! there. Impurities and vile edors make
ri u breeder Of disease and An object to b.
avoided. When the blood is strong AN
'ae>h and red, and vigorously courses ns
accustomed rounds through arteries ane
veins, the system is hearty and healthy
| When the blood IS Thin and poor ana
! ~ euk, impurities and dchlements creet
into it, and it has no strength to cast
! them out. Then the system runs dow,
! The only known reliable cure for in,pu
blood and weak and dcbilitated system
/ is Hops and Malt Bitters-Nature's rcn.
edy. The great Bloed Purifier and Kid
ney and Liver Remedy, compounded
from the we'll known curatves. Hops
Malt, Buchu, Mandrake, DandeI,on,
SarsspariIl". Cascaro Sxgr.d;,, ct" Hop.
and M0lt'Bittcrs Is the greatest health
Hird @.ate Rcstorer agent on earth. II il
especially recommended for all diseases o,
women such as s'entai depression, weak
ness, breaking down, lasstude of tts
system, headache, etc, a trial will ssrely
convince any one Of its merits Gail TO-
Hops and Malt Ditters. For sale bv
JOHN VI. CLOSE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06

SU NJ MONS. - State of ~Al:nr~>o,a,
County of Morrison. District cour.: IN
judi :ial district. Addje Preston. 7,ia:::-
tiff, against Frederick W. Pres1ol, o.
tendant.
The,state Of Minnesota, to the ,bove
named SO defendant You are hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff In the above
entitled action which has been f led III The
Office of the clerk OF, said court in L::tle
Falls, Minnesota; and to serve q cow OF
your answer to the said comris::- optae
subscriber, at his office in, me Y:i;&-e O.
Little Falls, in sal i'd county, W: ,r.l;xsy
days after the service Of in;y * - mons
upon you, exclusive of the o;.v @: such
service; and if you. fail TO answer xhe
said complaint within the tine u o. esaid,
the plaintiff IN this action will s;,t::y to
the court for the relief, demanded n the
complaint. f. II FasSH4N,
Plaintiffs a: ,ctnev.
Dated April 8, 1887. Little Fails, MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
I 5000 AGENTS ~, rs WANTED! !.
!. j. !. Double Quick! to sell S.. +. !.
JOE n !!gy .!! BEECHE|:R|;

InRn<taly the most acknowledgements
comfag 50. closely from the fa,ni1y s. circle
and by Il master hand engaged in 4
Il Labor Vt Love" Richly Illustrated
!. steel portrait &c. WillseIlImmensely
Millions want this standard Lille. of the
greatest Pneecier and Oratorof the age
Quick IS tue word Territory in great
demand. Send fer circulars and Soc.
for outfit TO BUCKEYE PUB. CO.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
THE RoYALl.ROUTB.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS & OMAHA
s@I.tT AND Is ~ = = =
Chicago f. Northwestern RAILWAYS.

CiitcaRo ~ SOUTHWESTERN kA1lWAyes
The Shortest and Best Route East to
Chicago, with Dining Cars, Elegant Day
Coaches, and Palace Smoking Room
Smokers on all trains from AinneapoH,
and St. PaaI, through Eau Claire and
Madison, with choice OF route via MI.
Yankee. Tie Chicago, ST. Paul, Min.
neapolis & Omaha K'y also runs through
trains southwest from ST. Paul and Mia.
neapolls to Sioux city md Council
Bluff. with Sleeping Cars through with.
cut change to st. Joseph and Kanss Z
City, and is the short, quick route from
st, Paul to Des MONIES. Nortl .ast frnr
st. Paul through trains are run 20 AN.
land, Washburn and Bayfield,, axe 81
rerior and from Eau Claire TO uperIot
City, where conneetion iA IN de "a.
Duluth: u But this route Is g 3 ergo. !,
what the managers take pride IL md IS.
cause oa the smooth steei rail tr..k. 80
ballasted road bed, the bot Dsy Csseaee 4
5lesping and Dining Ssrs that ~,
can procure, e9urtsous md at,.. s.
employees and with trasns slvaysI a.
tiins, 4 q sRish na,asd
81 he 3 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04
Ammonia or Horfshnrn-

Ammonis is a corrosive poison in It's
c0nce ntrated form. and peculiarly de-
structiye TO the delicate tissues OF the ami
nal economy. The action of ammonia on
the sensitive membranes Of the eve is the
most prominent cause OF blindness in
horses. Animals that are confined in close
stables are, in addition TO blindness. pscul-
isriy liable 10 disease OF the lungs and kid
news from the action of ammonia. The
effect Of this drug seems TO oe cumulative
and when taken into stomach in small
doses repeatedly Il is easy 10 con-
osiye thai its action must be irritat-
ing % the coating Of the stomach
hmmonis Is largely used IN the manu-
tacturs OF baking powders, and probably
more than one half the cans OF baking
powder on every grocer's shelves contain il.
This material which is in no sense q food
should never oe permitted to get into the
stomach. except ov the sdvice Of compe-
tent physician. fails J1ifrfdl If Hegith.
A simple test OF is purity is TO mix =
teaspoonful Of baking povder with two tea
spoOnfuis OF wstsr. and boil. If adul;erstsd
tae order Of ammonia will be plainly per-
csiveJ. The presence OF smmonis IN most
cases indicates that alum is used. ss nearly
ali the slum of commerce contains an
monia. Pure baking powder will not give
the faintesl ammOniscal odor Baking pow
dsrs composed principally Of starch. alum
and terra alba boil into thick dirty paste.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04
DssoRpeaLY eoYs
Sins OF Them In Police coart-Rose Gets
Ntasty Days.

Sins OF Them In Police coart-Rose Gets
Niasty Days.
George Crosby opened the BAL! in Police
Court yesterday morning and was gwen
twenty days for being intoxicated
Hin came second, aud after acknowledging
that be was drunk and disorderiy he was
obliged 10 pay 1875 for the offense.
Louis BlzchoI Filko Dykstrahaus Martin
Freeing. JACOB Wisrsms. Bert Bush. James
SkshAn, Car SimmOns. Charley Patssey
and Dennis lynch. alue fresh youths. who
were arrested for prscticing that most an
moving 81 al sports. ''tick-tack, were given
a trial IN the afternoon, and with tne ex-
ception OF Patsy. whose case was nOile
pfoSsd. they were released on suspended
sentence. afser having paid the costs Of the
case. William Shinu 3 c foreman al the
ago ne paid a fine for abusing one OF his
boys AT the factory Yesterday be
was arrsigned on . charge of as
sault and battery. preferred against
him by znother foreman IN the factory.
whom be struck IN the eve without any
provOcation. He pleaded guilty 10 the
charge and paid $s.S5. George Rose,
charged with stealing shirt. was given
jury trial, and from the time the jury Was
sworn until Il verdict of guilty vas rendered
Just twely, minutes had passed. He was
sentenced 90 serve ninety days az hard labor
IA the county Jail. The cases of II. II. II.
Hart. FOR embszzlement and larceny, and
that OF Frank Msrsden. for basiardy, were
adjourned until tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

: sisls1nx hsr Pa1sass. Nr snd sEs. = :.
ksz.es1oa. * aaasen-st-
EA3zias carxz, d Aezessiaes. soa -
hr ii n Esra3 81 ne soAna o. hs4-tos
= u fae afx sisisi1z Is fazasrs saasf1-
NJ. asd Ars. {. Z. 0insy Eass returned
iFa1z s1a E.zst They spe1t ne c1Anssf -
lhsif eost4gs. De4r 1Aoal gson. eoan-
Aass Esaaess Acclsilaad szd sister. Nr-.
Vine. lslt yss4sr1ay tef to1r weeks Fist
- Nsa YORK ely.
Nssss Liza sn1 Bessie Antis.iss have
retarned fzoEl vlzizs a. 6reeagil4s an1
7l4asqn.
Nrs q. = Dssaao. Of Aasksgou, 5 vat
% hsf pars2Azs M. zDd As. Jossgn
head
Cbaz.ss 3. Saechtsglsin lslt foE Addison.
a.i sssssf12J % atssna ths Lutheran Cox
Less.
Mrs.. William Normo8 sscssrtzfnsBg Ter
SAFER. Mrs.. klsseil q C9opsrstosn. ). \.
frssi and vi WaFzserg haze returned
frena tnelr faer aloAlas' tear a h0r0pe.
Prof DOoss. Mo has bes4 = Euroes for
soas tin4s past, i sxpsctsd h0ms soen-
slx strauss, ~ Ssw York CITY, IS IA ths
city wishing ~. and Ms. L1Gbenstien.
Mrs. y. II. Parsons ef No. - Porter
Block. has returned from the Esst.
Masses Aana All Lizzls SLsinm2n have
retained ron Ehs Northern resorts
Mas Carrie Plank retarned yesterday
ir0n = Wait 10 Anoka. Minn.
W 3. Weston 81 tie IaadeF, has returned
from brief trip 70 Chicago.
Mrs. p T. T. Pierce returned from the
= ortiz tie frat q the week.
l. A. Converse. q Hartford. Conn. was
u the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Curtis IS visiting friends IN
AZ askeson.
II n. Guess IS Ia O.sego, but will return
this 1esk
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

A large nurraer Of our citizens during The
pzN four months have been visiting Dr.
Booth. Who makes regular visits a. the
Bridge Street House every fourth Wednes-
dsv for The past Sumner. and al report
rapid improvement. one thing must Be
rernesn bersd. DR.. b. "a not travelling doc
Ter. bat bss q fne institute established for
some years a Muskszou. and has VS. ted
Grand Rspids Ire present Summer the hpf-
~ 10 see IN personshis many patients IN this
cis~ and vicinity. Another krsst dvantaze
ia seeing him. be has fof yesrs made spe-
ciaifv e chronic diseases He charges moth
irx tsr MS examination. the oniT chsrgs =
Cor ne medicines Ussd which ara care
folly compounded under his person
g Supervision. His cures sre rapid
arsf perm &nsnt. with present. rsilsosd fscili-
les any ratisni IN shis cry NAV IN ar
kcurs tire rav q visit direct ~ ne home
ofncs rnoss who hsre been WAITING ard
pgsf NJ - trestraent should begin a. ence
Sc Be e the Best sssson Of ne yea - treat
raeunsfisaa. astar7a. rstsrTa. Neuralgia
dvscepsis al Diseases arising rom froatl q
vizh the hver or lua-s. Some trouble sad
Dissatisfaction hss seen cccasiSae1 ~ he
dates "a The carers eeing l1coVrecf. his vas
= mistake he pr'nters ire doctor =
a WAYS IS tie Bridge street. How're every
Fourth Wesi1estsy and no fsiinre. Nsxt
ris.t VI - Wednesday SEPT 1sh
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

fou are feeling depressed. your appetite
= poor. you are bothered with headache
you az f8xsttv. nervous and generally ovt
Of Sorts and want 70 brace ~. Brace up.
bar not with stinglsBts. spring medicines
~ titterS, which have fos their basis very
cheap. bad WHISKY and which stimulate
you FOR an hour. and then cave you ia a
worse condition thsn before. ~ bat you
want i a. alternative that vii purify your
blood. start healthy seton q Liver sna
kidneys. restore vour vitality, ard give r.
newe5 heath sn6 strength S1Ch = rsdi-
cire ron III and \ Electric Btiers- snd
only - cents a bottle a. WA. n. Iibhs
ffl< store
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04
The Fanal klghta Cluh.

Articles of association of the Equal
Rights Club were fled with the County
Clerk Yesterday. The document sets forth
that the purposes Of this association shall
DC intells ctual, scientific and liberal culture
ami inquiry. The members are. Ira. c.
Hatch. John s. Fsrr. John Mcdonald,
Alexander Douglas and Jerome Trorbridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

You will notice how quickly thorough
" successful article is initiated, and also
that the limitations are without merit. as
they are gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS parties.
Beware of limitations of DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic. The genuine is sold by l..
r. Wilson. and promptly cures dyspepsia,
costiveness, bad brcsth, piles. pinples,
ague and malaria diseases. poor appetite.
low spirits, headache, or diseases of the kid
neys. stomach and liver. Price so cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

Americans ara breaking dewn unSsr high
nrsssurs ST. Icstioo TO business sd duties
81 the cesk, taey are losing serve for r.
II. Jenes' Red Clover Ionic restores l-st
nsYvs torcs BY Supplying focd foy the nerve
tissues. and 81 IS gentis operative acton r.
moves a. restraint from ths s~crefiTs or
Eans. heec-. euriax a. sssses - t1s
storssch. siyer snd ksdBsTs F. p. Wiiscn
vii sappir the genuine ED Cover Ionlc
- . cents hotts
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04
Thetr ens,,,ss Rnom;,~

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at VIM. II. Tibbs'
drug store IA their giving away TO their
customers Of so many free trial bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that il always
cures and never dissppoints. Coughs.
Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured.
You can test ii before buying By getting q
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

The best on earth can truly be said of
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is . sure,
ss;e and speedy cure for cuts. bruises. scal1ss.
burns, wounds and sll other sores. win
positively cure piles. letter and ell skin
eruptions. Try this wonderful healer. Sat
isfsction guaranteed or moaey refunded
Only - cents, of T. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

Samuel Nyhart, was convicted of utter
ing forged check here. last spring, and
sentenced TO lonia for SIX months. His
term expired yesterday and Deputy Sheriff
Wiersms went up there and brought him
here 20 answer 10 a chsrge OF obtaining
money By false pretenses. The charge is
preferred against him by c. c. Rood, the
real estate dealer, Of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04
A Earrn Rewarrs-

Sheriff Bishop received card yesterday
Offering $1,000 reward for the arrest and
conviction Of Isaac Lucas. the defaulting
Treasurer Of Auslaize County. Ohio. The
description says he is very novlegged.
Plenty Of them around the newspaper
ofrras he-p
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

The true remedy has al last been discov-
cred IL was long known IN his practice as
DR.. Pete's Lung Food for Consumption IL
is now called DR. Pete's 35-cent Cough Cure.
IL is the safest the sursst and the best. No
other Cough. Cold or Consumption remedy
is half its equal We warrant it. and will
promptly refund the money paid for il II 3
beneficial effect is not experienced by the
time tvo-thirds ofthe contents OF the bottle
is used. Sold by Peck Bros, II. & F. Thurn.
and w. II. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

We have received during the
past month, and on Monday
Morning, Sept. S, viii place
on sale the largest and best sc.
lected stock of Dress Goods
shown in Grand Rapids for
many years. and-being largely
our own importation--the styles
are exclusively our own, and
are 25 per cent cheaper than the
same class OF goods were sold
for last season. We cordially
extend TO every lady in the city
an invitation 10 inspect these
goods trouble 20 showthem.
Out of town customers please
send for samples.
We are Offering SO pieces of
Hibernian Suitings, 81 inches
wide, at the great sacrifice
price OF only 80 cts.
SO pieces double-fold Atwood
suitings in pin check and fancy
mixtures at so cts, worth 7scts.
A beautiful line Of suitings in
mixtures, 80 to So inches wide,
all-wool, ranging from 80 cts to
$3.50 per yard.
A large assortment Of Novel
ty Trimmings by the yard-SI
to SIS.
We have eclipsed all past
seasons in the quality and style
OF French and English Novelty
Suits. The colors and patterns
are works of high art. The
prices run from SI2.So TO S3s.
Broadcloths, 81 inches wide,
an immense line, all the new
and popular colors.
French Opera Flannels in
stripes and dots, Beautiful for
ladies morning gowns. dressing
sacks and for childrcn's wear.
Don't fail to see these goods for
they are handsome and entirely
new.
IS pieces, 54-inch Devonshire
Checks, nine different styles
from which TO make selection.
SO pieces Merritt's Flannel,
So inches wide, ID different pat
terms.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

In this department we will
sell the coming week, rco doz.
5-button undi essed Kid Gloves,
a fine assortment OF colors. at
the low price Of 55 cts; arc
really worth $500.
a special lot 81 doz. dressed
Kid Gloves. ali the good shades
only SO cts. per pair. These
gloves are q SPECIAL bargain and
worth your attention befoTs
they are al gone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-04

TIE BrsT SAVE IN the world for cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, SAT- Rheum, Fever
sores, letter. Chspped Hands, ChilblsiDs.
CoTns end al Skin EruptioBs, and positive
" cures piles, or no pay required It Il
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale a. VIM II .Tibbs drug stores.